NEW IPSOS VOTING INTENTION: Conservatives fall back to equal their lowest ever vote share
🔴Labour 42%
🔵Conservative 19%
🟦Reform UK 15%
🟡Liberal Democrats 11%
🟢Greens 7%
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Today we are launching
#Homewards
, a five-year programme committed to demonstrating that it's possible to end homelessness in the UK.
Having a home is more than just bricks and mortar. What does home mean to you?
🚨NEW🚨In just a matter of hours
@IpsosUK
will be releasing our biggest poll of
#GE2024
to date. Incredibly proud of the work that's gone into this one - stay tuned! 👀
NEW: Headline Voting Intention January (changes from December 2023)
Labour 49% (+8 pts),
Conservatives 27% (+3),
Liberal Democrats 7% (-6),
Greens 7% (-2),
Reform UK 4% (-3),
Others 5% (-1).
Base: 1,003 British adults 18+, 17-23 January 2024
Source:
NEW: Would you favour Britain becoming a Republic or remaining a Monarchy?
Remaining a Monarchy: 66%
Becoming a Republic 25%
Don't know: 9%
Source:
#RoyalFamily
NEW: Do you support or oppose a General Election being held this year once the new Prime Minister is in place (support/oppose)?
All: 51% / 20%
2019 Conservative voters: 40% / 34%
2019 Labour voters: 67% / 11%
Source:
NEW: Which professions are most trusted by Britons to tell them the truth? Nurses, doctors & engineers are most trusted; 3 in 4 trust
#carehome
workers & home delivery drivers
#Trust
ICYMI: Who do you TRUST to tell the TRUTH? Most trusted professions:
Nurses: 94%
Librarians: 93%
Doctors: 91%
Teachers: 86%
Museum Curators: 86%
Source: Ipsos MORI Veracity Index 2021
Cat-astrophe for
#DogsAtPollingStations
as Larry the cat,
@Number10cat
, has higher favourability ratings than either Sunak or Starmer 🐈
Full findings 🐾
NEW: As we approach the Coronation, half of Brits think that King Charles III is doing a good job as Monarch while only 9% think he is doing a bad job, the lowest we've recorded since asking the question 👑
“We believe these people are thieves. The big city machines are corrupt. This was a stolen election. Best pollster in Britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election, that it’s impossible to imagine that Biden outran Obama in some of these states.
ICYMI: Our polling finds that the public believe
@MarcusRashford
and
@piersmorgan
are doing a better job of holding the government to account than Keir Starmer or the Labour Party - Tables:
NEW: Ipsos' first
#GE2024
Poll 🧵
Labour lead Conservatives by 20 points in first Ipsos voting intention poll of the General Election campaign.
Voting intention:
🔵Conservative 23%
🔴Labour 43%
🟡Liberal Democrats 8%
🟢Greens 9%
🟣Reform UK 9%
Today
@KellyIpsosMORI
will be joining
@KensingtonRoyal
with the Duchess of Cambridge to explain the results of the study we’ve undertaken for the Royal Foundation into the vitally important topic of the early years
VIDEO: More people in the UK (89%) say they would take a coronavirus
#vaccine
if offered one than in any of the other 15 countries we surveyed for
@wef
🔵Sunak has the worst net satisfaction score of any PM tracked by Ipsos at this stage of an election campaign since 1979
🔴If Starmer wins the election, his net satisfaction score (-19) would be the worst for a Leader of the Opposition entering No.10
👉
Climate Change rises to the
#1
issue of concern among Britons with 40% naming it as their top concern: The highest we have ever recorded
#climatechange
#cop26
Boris Johnson - most
#brat
politician in the UK
Almost 1 in 5 of those who know a great deal/fair amount about 'brat' said Boris Johnson fit the description
🟢19% Boris Johnson
🟢18% Nigel Farage
🟢17% Keir Starmer
🟢17% Angela Rayner
🟢15% Rishi Sunak
🚨NEW: Scottish voting intention🚨
Our first Scotland poll for
@STVNews
of
#GE2024
puts the SNP and Labour in Scotland neck and neck on 36% of the vote each 🧵
New Ipsos MORI Pulse: Boris Johnson is more popular among GE2019 Conservative voters (+40 net favourability) than Keir Starmer is among GE2019 Labour voters (+9 net favourability)
NEW: Boris Johnson ranks 1st (by 9 points over May and 11 points over Cameron) among public saying he's done a "bad job" over all PMs since the Second World War
Our final
#GE2019
poll. Our headline estimate of voting intention:
Conservative 44%
Labour 33%
Liberal Democrats 12%
Greens 3%
Brexit Party 2%
Others 6%
Details:
Our
#exitpoll
will be released on BBC, ITV and Sky at 10pm.
Biggest problems facing Britain's healthcare system:
Not enough staff: 56%
Access to treatment/waiting times: 52%
Lack of investment: 36%
Source: Ipsos Global Health Monitor 2021
Britons' favourability towards Germany 🇩🇪 having a positive influence on world affairs rises 9 percentage points and stands ahead of the UN 🇺🇳 and just below Canada 🇨🇦
NEW: Parents' concern about their children catching COVID-19 at school (% concerned)
All parents with schoolchildren: 70%
All parents with secondary schoolchildren: 72%
All fathers with primary schoolchildren: 68%
Source:
Ipsos joins with the United Kingdom in expressing our deepest condolences to the Royal Family at this sad time. We mourn the loss of our longest reigning Monarch who leaves a great legacy.
NEW: Almost 7 in 10 (68%) are in favour of Britain remaining a Monarchy - up 8 percentage points since November last year - while only 22% favour Britain becoming a Republic, relatively unchanged since 1993
#HM70
Proportion of Britons who say traditional parties and politicians don’t care about people like them stands at 69% - that's up 11 points since 2016
#UKPolitics
NEW: How often do you trust [..] to tell the truth generally (% all/most of the time).
Keir Starmer 37%
Rishi Sunak 29%
My local MP 28%
MPs in general 17%
Government ministers 17%
Boris Johnson 16%
Source:
We asked which issue will help decide your vote? Top 5 issues among the public are:
NHS (28%) (top issue for Labour supporters),
Inflation (23%),
Economy (22%),
Immigration (19%) (top issue for Conservative supporters),
Education (13%)
NEW: When it comes to fighting
#ClimateChange
, few people can correctly identify which actions would have the most impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions
#EarthDay2022
NEW: Britons support paying more tax - with a new Wealth Tax being most favoured - to fund government's
#COVID19
response rather than cuts to public services
We have published our
#EthnicityPayGap
– for the first time, alongside our
#GenderPayGap
which we have been reporting since 2017. We’re proud to be among the first in our industry to start addressing workplace inequalities directly. What we found:
Ipsos in the UK are pleased to appoint
@KarenFraser_MBE
as Senior Director with a wide-ranging remit covering brands, sustainability, creativity, trust and growth
#MRX
Six in 10 Britons want primary and secondary schools to teach children about Britain's involvement in the slave trade and its impact on the world today
Conservatives strengthen position in our latest
#UKpoli
poll for
@standardnews
Conservatives 41% (+8)
Labour 24% (nc)
Lib Dems 20% (-3)
Brexit Party 7% (-3)
Greens 3% (-1)
Other 5% (nc)
New survey on race and inequality in Britain:
I would be happy for my child to marry someone from another ethnic group (% strongly agree)
Jun 2020: 70%
Jan 2008: 41%
Source:
🚨 IPSOS MRP
🗳️Est. Labour could win 453 seats, the Conservatives 115
🗳️117 seats are 'too close to call'. Conservatives are currently in second in 50 of these, Labour in 43. Small changes in parties' performance could change the picture further.
👉
Strong majority of Britons support continuing the requirement to wear masks in shops and on public transport after July 19th with 4 in 10 supporting a permanent requirement. New survey for
@TheEconomist
Your last chance to have your say in our survey with the Duchess of Cambridge who is asking
#5BigQuestions
about the early years of childhood. It closes on 21 February. Visit
Have you completed The Duchess of Cambridge's
#5BigQuestions
survey?
It's not too late to have your say, and help bring about positive, lasting change for generations to come 👇
NEW Our
#transport
survey finds 44% of Brits would like to cycle more than they currently do … it’s lower among those aged 55+ but 1 in 3 of this group say they would like to cycle more
#cycling
BOOKMARK: Our continuously-updated page of UK and global Ipsos research & insights into
#COVID19
and the
#coronavirus
pandemic because, in an uncertain world, reliable data matters:
"[This poll] suggests that Labour is on course for the biggest majority of any government since the Second World War."
Watch
@ChrisMasonBBC
discuss the key findings from our MRP on
@BBCNews
last night📺
NEW: Which of the following members of the Royal Family, if any, do you like the most?
#HM70
The Queen: 45%
Duchess of Cambridge: 32%
Duke of Cambridge: 28%
Princess Anne: 18%
Prince: Charles: 14%
Prince Harry: 11%
Source:
Pleased to announce that
@BenatIpsos
has been appointed CEO of Ipsos. Ben says "I want to build on all the things that have fuelled our growth over the last few years, while empowering people to do their very best work for our clients"
What will Britons miss about lockdown when it ends? Less traffic, better hygiene and quiet supermarkets but NOT watching government briefings, according to our latest digital omnibus survey
We are pleased to announce that Trinh Tu is our new Head of Public Affairs at Ipsos MORI. Follow Trinh at
@TrinhIpsosMORI
. Welcome to your new role Trinh!
38% agree 'politicians focus too much on economic growth'; 43% agree 'more focus should be placed on protecting the environment even if it harms economic growth' - new research for
@TheEconomist
A new survey finds just over half the public (54%), including three in 10 (29%) Leave supporters, think Brexit has harmed Britain’s standing in the world.
Read the full report here:
New global survey for
#PrideMonth
: 2 in 3 Britons think transgender people face discrimination, but support for gender-affirming measures places Britain in the bottom 6 amongst 30 countries surveyed:
NEW: To what extent to you think the following would do a good job or a bad job as Prime Minister? (% good job / % bad job)
Liz Truss: 33% / 35%
Keir Starmer: 40% / 27%
Source: Ipsos 5-6 September
New for
@standardnews
: Labour lead the Conservatives by 5 points in our new poll.
Labour 42% (+5)
Conservatives 37% (-3)
Lib Dems 8% (nc)
Greens 5% (nc)
Fieldwork: Oct 22-28 (changes from Sept)
Source: